Tech Policy & Law

Indiana judge catches court reporter submitting AI-generated errors in official trial transcript

A judge discovered a court reporter submitted AI-transcribed trial records with false attributions. What happens…

Nintendo told a judge customers have zero legal claim to tariff refunds the company stands to receive from the government

Nintendo argues customers have no right to tariff refunds from the government. A federal court…

Uber and Waymo are already on opposite sides of D.C.’s robotaxi rules—and Waymo already has a six-month advantage

Uber and Waymo clash over D.C. robotaxi legislation. Waymo's head start could lock Uber out…

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Section 230 repeal would destroy the Open Social Web — giving Big Tech exactly what it wants in April 2026

Killing Section 230 would hand victory to Big Tech monopolies and destroy decentralized social media platforms like Mastodon and Bluesky…

SmugMug CEO warns Section 230 repeal would bankrupt platforms and delay wedding photos weeks

SmugMug's Ben MacAskill explains why killing Section 230 would force platforms to pre-screen millions of uploads daily, bankrupting small tech…

California’s A.B. 1709 social media ban would force millions to surrender biometric data to tech companies within days

California lawmakers are fast-tracking A.B. 1709, which would ban under-16s from social media and force all users to submit government…

Trump just fired the entire National Science Board — and it could cripple decades of American tech research

Trump administration dismisses entire NSB advisory body. NSF already underfunded. Impact on MRI, smartphone, and AI research unclear but potentially…